Bob Carter's defence of truth came with consequences. In 2010, The Drum solicited his thoughts on James Hansen, one of warmism's original  fabulists.  The piece was spiked, demonstrating yet again that authorised lies corrupt all that they touch, even down to mere journalism. As a tribute to Carter, Quadrant Online today republishes that piece

If a slick video and the IPCC's latest inaccurate and untruthful arguments are the best it can do to demonstrate a dangerous warming problem, its advice should be ignored and funding withdrawn

We have just seen two more reports about global warming from government agencies – and two more lost opportunities to detail a sensible climate policy

Concluding Professor Bob Carter’s coverage of the most important events which influenced the climate debate in 2011.

A summary and analysis of selected events and papers elevant to global warming, in Australian political context.

In his Climate Review Professor Bob Carter Carter discusses the most important events which influenced the climate debate in 2011. These are the month by month references to that Review.

In a major three part series Professor Bob Carter covers the most important events which influenced the climate debate in 2011. Quadrant Online publishes the first part today and the remaining two parts will be published during the coming week.

We, the people, demand of the government and opposition alike that they implement cost-effective policies of adaptation to all climate-related events and change. We, the people, have spoken, and we will be heard.

Mr President, your visit to our country, and the views that you have expressed, could not have been more timely.